I have merely the 120... but I've had it for months! And yes... my car-stereo was entirely inadequate. Thanks to a family member working at StereoWest I am now the proud owner of a $3000 car stereo system, purchased for just under $1100... And I have zero regrets! They even wired the micro-plug into the dash for me.
20Gig Mp3 player with AWESOME battery life... $400
Stereo System to do credit to Mp3s stored on player... $1100
Mp3s... depends on if you count the cost of computer, online time, ISP fees, CD costs and ripping time
Looking forward to the drive to work... Priceless!
My question is twofold: First, In your workings with IP laws have you run across any particularly staggering shortcomings/ loopholes/ abuses that you were forced to work with/ around?
and Second, If you were able to change any aspect of IP law... both how it is applied and how it is regarded/ adhered to... to make the system 'better,' what would it be?
Thanks for your time!
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I have merely the 120... but I've had it for months! And yes... my car-stereo was entirely inadequate. Thanks to a family member working at StereoWest I am now the proud owner of a $3000 car stereo system, purchased for just under $1100... And I have zero regrets! They even wired the micro-plug into the dash for me. 20Gig Mp3 player with AWESOME battery life... $400 Stereo System to do credit to Mp3s stored on player... $1100 Mp3s... depends on if you count the cost of computer, online time, ISP fees, CD costs and ripping time Looking forward to the drive to work... Priceless!
My question is twofold: First, In your workings with IP laws have you run across any particularly staggering shortcomings/ loopholes/ abuses that you were forced to work with/ around? and Second, If you were able to change any aspect of IP law... both how it is applied and how it is regarded/ adhered to... to make the system 'better,' what would it be? Thanks for your time!